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JOB: Garden Volunteer in Heritage Garden
BE4: Ongoing
IV: --
LOC: Llangollen
PAY: Free drinks, and discount on food on day of volunteering
FOR: Denbighshire County Council
Plas Newydd’s stunning, grade II* listed gardens are a beloved part of the community, and now you can play a role in their preservation. By volunteering, you'll have the opportunity to learn a range of valuable gardening skills, from planting and pruning to maintaining flower beds and understanding garden design. You'll also gain knowledge in sustainable gardening practices, plant care, and landscape preservation - all while working in a unique, historic setting. No experience is needed, as our experienced team will provide all the training and support required. In addition to learning new skills, you’ll stay active, make new friends, and spend time surrounded by the beauty of nature. We offer flexible time commitments to suit your schedule, whether you have a few hours or more to give. Join us and help preserve Plas Newydd's beauty for future generations. For more information, please contact lisette.davies@denbighshire.gov.uk
JOB: Eco Park Volunteer
BE4: N / A
IV: --
LOC: Cefn Fforest Eco Park, Dylan Avenue, Blackwood, NP12 3NQ
PAY: Training in outdoor and environmental skills
FOR: Friends of the Eco Park
Fancy spending a few hours outdoors, getting your hands a little muddy, and making a real difference in your local community? Come and volunteer with us at the Eco Park! Sessions run Thursdays 10:30am - 12:30pm and the first Saturday of each month 10am - 12pm. If our volunteer team grows, we’d love to offer evening and regular weekend sessions too. Every session is different. You could be: Planting trees or creating wildlife habitats. Keeping trails open and maintaining the park. Litter picking. Monitoring wildlife. Tackling invasive species. Why volunteer? Help nature thrive, boost biodiversity, keep the park welcoming, and meet like-minded people. What to bring. Sturdy footwear, clothes you don’t mind getting mucky, and a waterproof! Time: You don’t have to stay the whole time or come every week - we’re grateful for any time you can give! Click to apply here.
